"CoCo"

(Bella's Daughter)

"AngelGirls CoCo Chanel Latte"

Chocolate Mitted ~ carrying Lilac ~ SBT 070408-079 ~ RAG b 04

Dam: AngelGirls Arabella Bordeaux - Seal Colorpoint (on "Angels We've Loved" page)and daughter of WillowTreeRag's Apollo Amadeo TICA's Quadruple Grand, and Supreme Grand Champion and CFA's FIRST ever seal mitted Grand Champion!)
Sire: AngelGirl's Perfect Prince - Lilac Bicolor
Tests: Negative for FELV, FIV, and heart murmurs. Distemper, booster, and rabies given.
Additional Tests: DNA color-tested, PKD and HCM negative with certificates.
Color/Pattern: DNA Chocolate (bbDd)-carrier of Blue and Lilac/Mitted (S2s)
Blood Type: A

People constantly are mesmerized by Coco's sweet face and cute little birthmark. More than one person has called her Cindy Crawford! She acts like a little girl who loves her mommy, and she is treated like the baby by everyone here! She is a perfectly marked mitted chocolate ragdoll (minus her birthmark), and you don't know how hard that was to accomplish! She likes to flip her big bushy, fluffy tail side to side when she purrs. We adore her fabulous disposition! There is no where she would rather be than laying on her back in your lap looking into your eyes with deep love and affection. This girl is ALL manners...

Dam: AngelGirls Snow White Bunny (Blue Pt. Bicolor)
Sire: AngelGirls Absolut Prince, and 2nd best lilac bicolor in all of TICA for 2008 (Lilac Pt. Bicolor)
Color/Pattern: Blue /High Mitted Bicolor (S2S2)

Bubbles is a super-friendly love muffin, and the sweetest boy. He is a lover, not a fighter, and adores everyone! He is always rubbing against visitors legs asking to be picked up, and begins purring when he is held. He is calm in every situation, and even stays still when he is bathed for shows. He has huge paws and has never used them on anyone... He has the exact personality of a Ragdoll that had us falling in love with them in the first place! He is great with dogs, people, and other cats. He is uber-curious about everything! His father was champion Absolut Prince, the second best lilac bicolor in 2008. He roams free in our house as he is a non-sprayer.

 

"Cloudy Prince"

"AngelGirls Prince Cloud"

Blue Bicolor ~ SBT 031106 046 ~ RAG a 03

Dam:LapAngels Anastasia of AngelGirls (Blue bicolor - SBT 042104 059 - Second best lilac lynx bicolor in TICA in 2007)
Sire:Lonerock Chocolate Dust (stunning chocolate mitted with blaze - SBT 052503 037 - male on our "Colors" page)
Tests: Negative for FELV, FIV, and heart murmurs.
Color/Pattern:Blue Bicolor
Blood Type: A

Cloudy is a gorgeous boy, and yet he is SO unassuming! He loves to chase balls and is always chasing the dogs, or cuddling up with them in his forever home. We wanted to keep him, but we can only keep so many males, as whole males generally don't like competition for the ladies. Therefore, he is owned by a client of ours who shows Ragdolls in TICA, and we still have our girls "go on dates" with him from time to time. He is a non-sprayer, as most of our boys have been. He is just a sweetie. He loves to cuddle, and he is his new mommies pride and joy. She named him Prince Cloud because she said he chases all the clouds away, and yet he reminded her of a fluffly blue cloud. His kitty mommy was TICA's second best lilac lynx in 2007, Anastasia, on our "Angels We've Loved" page, and since his father was a rare and stunningly handsome chocolate, Cloudy proves to be a Blue who carries lilac! He has also tested negative for HCM and PKD, but the veternarian tested him and the others at the time under the names of Kitty 1, Kitty 2, etc., and (they were all negative) therefore we tell you this, but do not post it above.

~ Distant Relatives ~

The following are parents of our Angels, but not from Angel Girls. We just love to put a face to a name, don't you?

~ More to Come as we collect them ~

Gabriella's mother, a Autumn Angel Lily, a seal colorpoint

Gabriella's father, Blueyed Romeo, a lilac colorpoint

Aurora's Father, AustinFarms Dimitri, a lilac mitted

Rags2Riches Loki
SBT 071006-041
 Big blue mitted male

RoyalDolls Nicodemus
SBT 081005-021
Large Seal Lynx Bicolor

AngelGirls Roxy Avalon

Seal Mitted Female

Information on Viruses and Diseases that Take the Ones we Love...

We haven't had a kitten or cat have FIP yet, but it is greatly misunderstood. Please read below.

FIP:

"FIP is a notoriously difficult condition to diagnose, and many other conditions present very similar clinical signs. FIP is caused by common strains of the coronavirus (FCoV) which in itself is a mild virus that usually runs its course in two weeks. Luckily, most cats don't develop FIP from being exposed to feline coronavirus. Rather, the majority of exposed cats will show no signs of disease or only minimal ones, including a mild upper respiratory disease with sneezing, water eyes, a runny nose or a mild intestinal problem. Some cats will shed the virus for a brief time, but after several months, most will eliminate it and never be bothered again, unless they become reinfected.


Definitive diagnosis of FIP is only possible at post mortem, or occasionally by biopsy (though for accurate biopsy results one has to actually biopsy a visible pyogranulomatous lesion in either the abdomen or the lungs, which may necessitate laparotomy, which is surgery to gain access into the abdominal cavity through the abdominal wall). Only 18% of samples sent to a laboratory at the University of Glasgow that had a FIP diagnosis actually turned out to be FIP. Since cats with FIP are usually euthanized by the vets diagnosing them, it is absolutely vital that FIP is accurately differentiated from other, treatable, conditions. And therefore, RFW recommends that a FIP diagnosis is followed up with a second opinion from a vet who has not been given the FIP diagnosis.

In America, the FCoV RT-qPCR test is the one that RFW recommends, which is available from Dr Christian Leutenneger' s laboratory at UC-Davis. You can download a sample submission form from his website. In addition, there is currently a relatively new drug available, a feline interferon omega by Virbac that cures one quarter to a third of the cases that actually have FIP. Naturally, it is our desire for no cats to contract FIP in the first place, never mind die from it, but do not automatically assume your cat has to be euthanized if you receive a diagnosis of FIP from a vet."

If you are ready to see the beautiful Angels we have available for your family, go to our "Little Angels!" page.